Psychopathology: The Behavioural Explanation Of Phobias - The Two Process Model DS Flashcards

1
Q

The behaviourist approach would say that Phobias are a _____??___ behaviour?

A

Learned

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2
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What 2 things make up the two process model?

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Classical and operant conditioning

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3
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Classical and Operant conditioning are also called what?

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The two process model

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4
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Classical conditioning involves learning to ________________ something of which we initially have no fear of with something that already triggers a fear response.

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Associate

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5
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Classical conditioning involves learning to associate something of which we initially have no fear of (_____________________) with something that already triggers a fear response (unconditioned stimulus).

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a neutral stimulus

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6
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Classical conditioning involves learning to associate something of which we initially have no fear of (a neutral stimulus) with something that already triggers a fear response (_____________________).

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unconditioned stimulus

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7
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What were the Psychologists called that conducted the Little Albert study?

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Watson and Raynor

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8
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How old was little Albert?

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9 month old

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9
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In the little Albert Study what was the Neutral Stimulus?

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Rat

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In the little Albert Study what was the Conditioned Stimulus?

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Rat

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In the little Albert Study what was the Unconditioned Stimulus?

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Loud Bang/ Noise

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12
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In the little Albert Study what was the Unconditioned Response?

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Fear

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13
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In the little Albert Study what was the Conditioned Response?

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Fear

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14
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In the little Albert Study what does Little Albert associate together?

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The rat with fear

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15
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What did they use in the Little Albert Study to create the loud bang

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An Iron Bar

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16
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Acquisition by classical conditioning means what?

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To get something through Classical Conditioning

17
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Maintenance through operant conditioning means what?

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To keep the phobias through Operant conditioning

18
Q

What Psychologist proposed phobias are initially learnt through classical conditioning then maintained through operant conditioning?

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Mowrer

19
Q

Operant conditioning is how people maintain a phobia but how?

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Through negative reinforcement eg) avoidance

20
Q

By avoiding places etc where people may see their phobic stimulus this reduces what?

A

Anxiety

21
Q

Operant conditioning is how we _______ a phobia

A

maintain

22
Q

Little alberts fear of rats also went onto similar objects.. can you name one?

A

fur coat, beard, santa clause mask

23
Q

Phobias can be long lasting - but what do people do that means this is the case?

A

Avoid the phobic stimulus

24
Q

A fear response is triggered from a person every time they _____ or _____ about the phobic stimulus

A

See or think

25
Q

If you don’t use Watson and Raynor Little Albert as AO1 what can you use it as?

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AO3 Research to support

26
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The behaviourist approach to explaining a phobia can be criticised for environmental reductionism. This is because it reduces the complex human behaviour of phobias down to the simple basic units of …..

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learning phobias through stimulus, response and associations between a neutral stimulus and a unconditioned stimulus, and maintaining a phobia through reinforcements.

27
Q

The behavioural approach to explaining phobias (two-process model) has practical applications but what is it?

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This theory has been used to create the treatment; systematic desensitisation.

28
Q

In a reductionist PEEL what do you also have to refer to in the second E of your PEEL

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That it neglects the Holistic approach

29
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In a reductionist PEEL - what does the link need to link back to

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The Behavioural explanation (two-process model) of phobias may lack internal validity, as it does not allow us to understand the behaviour in context.

30
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An alternative approach to explaining phobias (other than the behavioral approach) is called what?

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The evolutionary approach